Earth Described From Space Goes Toward Honolulu
An AP dispatch describes Gordon Cooper after his 22 orbit space flight aboard the Atlas Mercury capsule. From about 110 miles up he named his Clear Lake Houston home district and observed features from the Himalayas to the U S coastline with good weather.Doctors report Cooper is a normal healthy returnee with minimal after effects and no danger signals promising future manned missions.
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Uss
Kearsarge
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Cooper
Clear Lake
Houston
Texas
Richard Pollard
Florida
Washington, D.C
New York
South Africa
Pollard
Cooper Friday
Farmers Set To Vote On Two Issues
Eligible farmers will vote on two referendums next week the wheat marketing quotas for 1964 and a milk referendum by mail for dairy farmers shipping to the Indianapolis market. Polling places in Madison County are listed with times 8 a m to 6 p m Tuesday May 21.
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Indianapolis
Denver Mays
Madison County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Boone and
Duck Creek
Boone
ASCS
North Korea Downed U S Army Helicopter In DMZ Area
Communist ground fire shot down and damaged a U S Army helicopter in North Korea. Two captains Ben W Stutts and Charleton W Voltz aboard went missing. UN and U S officials seek return of pilots and helicopter. North Korea offers no details.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Chang Chung-hwan
Chang
U.S
Korea
U.N
George H. Cloud
U.S. Marines
Ben Weakley Stutts
Charleton W. Voltz
Pentagon
Stutts
Florence
Ala
Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Cloud
Commission
U.N. Command
Red Paper Criticizes Bonn Official's Trip
The ADN dispatch accuses West German President Heinrich Luebke of misusing air routes over East Germany. It states he has no right to visit as West Berlin is not part of West Germany and notes his planned arrival on Sunday.
Madison Heights wins sectional golf with 299 points
Madison Heights' golf team finished first in the Anderson TIHSAA Sectional with 299 points to qualify for the state final at Indianapolis Coffin Course. The meet drew 29 schools and was held at the Anderson Grandview Hause with numerous Anderson area athletes advancing to regionals in the sectional track meet.
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Madison Heights
Anderson
Indianapolis Coffin Course
Anderson Grandview Hause
Anderson Area
John
Kennedy to Call on Pope During Italy Trip
President Kennedy plans to meet Pope John XXIII during a planned Italy visit next month. The exact date is not set but likely the week of June 17. The meeting is described as a private audience, possibly at the Vatican or Castel Gandolfo, with health and travel considerations shaping the itinerary.
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Washington
UPL
Kennedy
John XXIII
Italy
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Vatican City
Pope John
Milan
Florence
White House
Europe
Madison Heights Grads to Be Honored in Sunday Rites
The 1963 Madison Heights High School graduating class will be honored at a 5 p m Sunday baccalaureate in the Anderson Township gym. Dr Nathan Harter of St John’s Lutheran Church will deliver the sermon.
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Madison Heights High School
Anderson Township
Nathan Harter
St. John's Lutheran Church
Bonnie Coyner
William Baughn
Margaret Bales
FE. L. Ashford
Arcadell
Andrew D. Brown
Aida
Francis Barker
Williams
God
Mendelssohn
Athalia
Montreal bomb wave terrorizes suburb as FLQ targets
A string of mailbox bombs linked to Quebec's FLQ snarled Montreal suburbs. An demolition expert lost an arm removing a device, another blast damaged a fuel oil tank on Montreal Island, and a 100000 gallon tank could have caused mass casualties. Police warned of more threats and evacuees filled the central post office as counterterror warnings spread.
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Montreal
UPI
Quebec
FLQ
Montreal Island
Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans at Anderson College
Anderson College announces baccalaureate services on Sunday June 16 with Dr Gene W Newberry dean of the graduate School of Theology. The commencement speaker on June 17 in Warner Auditorium will be Dr Carl F H Henry editor of Christianity Today.
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Anderson College
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate School of Theology
Warner Auditorium
Church of God
Carl F. H. Henry
Washington, D. C
Christianity Today
Newberry
School of Theology
Former Anderson Resident Dies in Columbus Auto Crash
Mary Ann Whelchel wife of Capt Victor D Whelchel was killed in a Friday morning automobile accident in Columbus Ohio Funeral arrangements are pending She was formerly of Anderson and the Whelchel family now resides at 93 8 Cassingham Rd Columbus Capt Whelchel is employed by Lake Central Airlines based in Columbus
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Mary Ann Whelchel
Victor Dwight Whelchel
Columbus
Elbert Whelchel
Lapel
St John’s Stresses Training Of Nurses
St John’s Memorial Hospital highlights its nurse training program during National Hospital Week. The Sisters of the Holy Cross run a school of nursing approved by Indiana and Illinois boards, with a historic mission to prepare graduates for registered nurse licensure and serve as capable caregivers.
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St. John’s
National Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
The
Herald
St. John’s Memorial Hospital
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
LeMans
France
America
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Indiana
Indiana State Board of Nurse's Registration and Education
Illinois
Kennedy approves Cooper address for joint congressional meeting
President Kennedy backs astronaut Gordon Cooper to address a two house session at 1 p.m. Tuesday after a White House reception. Mansfield said the event honors Cooper for his 34 hour 22 minute orbital flight and includes six other original astronauts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gordon Cooper
House
Senate
Cooper
White Hous Rose Garden
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy Mansfield
Ment
John Glenn
Mansfield
Congress
Maj. Cooper
Racial Peace Moves Provoke Wallace Kennedy Meeting Plans
In Alabama two cities move toward racial peace as Governor Wallace agrees to attend a TVA ceremony in Muscle Shoals while President Kennedy visits Huntsville. Huntsville hires its first Black police officer. Anniston and Madison County remove segregation signs. Bombings in Anniston and ongoing troop deployments color a tense scene.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Wallace
North Alabama
Anniston
Madison County Commission
Huntsville
TVA
White House
Pierre Salinger
Robert Carl Bailey
Ft. McClellan
City Commission
Ulen, Founder of Noted International Construction Firm, Dies
Henry C. Ulen, 92, founder of a famous international construction firm, died Friday in Lebanon Indiana. He built a global company with major projects and lasting influence in the industry.
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Lebanon
Ind
UPI
Henry C. Ulen
Four Injured In Accidents In Local Scrapes
A little girl aged six was injured yesterday when she darted into a car at 21st and Jefferson Streets. Maria KK Shepperson was treated for a cut lip after the collision with Anna Marie Stage. In a separate incident on Terhune Avenue, Harry Brewer rear ended by Jack EK Farren left Farren with a forehead laceration. An Anderson couple, Ralph Woodard and Dorothy Woodard, were hurt in a two car crash near 342 W 8th Street and were taken to Community Hospital for chest and leg pains.
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Maria KK. Shepperson
19Th St
21St
Jefferson Streets
Anna Marie Stage
21St St
St. John’s Hospital
Terhune Ave
Harry Brewer
Jack EK
Farren
Beverly Court
Anderson
Ralph Woodard
5Th St
Victor R. Kemper
Longfellow Dr
Woodard
8Th Street
Lincoln Street
Dorothy
Community Hospital
Bali Volcano Erupts Again
Gunung Agung on Bali erupts with blasts heard 200 miles away. Debris reached three to four miles high as ash sand and pebbles covered surrounding areas. No casualties reported per Antara News Agency. The eruption occurred at 4 30 p m Thursday.
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Jakarta
UPI
Bali
Gunung Agung
Antara
Kennan resigns as ambassador to Yugoslavia
George F. Kennan resigns Friday from his post as U.S. ambassador to Yugoslavia and denies quitting over a Kennedy dispute. The White House says the move aligns with his plan to return to private life and resume academic duties at Princeton. Kennan notes he left for July and cites no unresolved successor yet.
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Washington
UPI
George F. Kennan
America
U.S
Yugoslavia
Kennedy
White House
Kennan
Institute For Advance Study
Princeton
Belgrade
Moscow
Ken
AC Campus Paper Wins First in News Contest
Anderson College bi weekly newspaper The Andersonian won first place for best news coverage in the 1962 63 Indiana Collegiate Press Association judging. Editor Roger Hatch of Milwaukee Wisconsin, a sophomore, will continue as editor for 1963 64. Photographer Dave Harp of Anderson received honorable mention for best news photograph.
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Anderson College
Andersonian
Hoosier
Indiana Collegiate Press Association
Roger Hatch
Milwaukee
Wis
ICPA
Dave Harp
Anderson
Press Association
Hatch
W. Shirell Fox
Frankton High to Name Butler Dean Schwemeyer as 65th Speaker
Frankton High School announces Herbert F. Schwemeyer dean of men at Butler University will deliver the 65th commencement address. The ceremony Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym will confer diplomas on 68 seniors. Schwemeyer brings years of teaching and coaching experience at high school and college levels and has served since 1945.
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Frankton
Gene Heniser
Herbert F. Schwemeyer
Butler University
Frankton High School
Dean Schwemeyer
F.H.S
New Birth Announcements From Various Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborns including girls for Eugene Woods and William Campbell at St. John’s and Fieldcrest drive, with addresses. A boy is born to Alejandro Car del at 1515 Halford, and a boy to Bernard Barnard of Dodds Ferry at Phelps Memorial in Tarrytown. Indianapolis ties appear for Hunt and Riggs families.
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St. John’s Hospital
Eugene Woods
Madison Ave
William Campbell
Fieldcrest Dr
Paul Schrenker
Community Hospital
Bernard Gore
Delaware St
Alejandro T. Cardel
Halford St
Bill Barnard
Dodds Ferry
N. Y
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Tarrytown
Blanche Barnard
Anderson
John L. Barnard
Indianapolis
Josep Hunt
Coleman Hospital
Lester Hunt
29Th St
Everett Riggs
25Th St
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Department of Agriculture
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Faris
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